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From pop culture references to witty puns, the Montana Department of Transportation is adding a dash of fun to their snowplows this season.

See all the new releases coming each week of 2026.

From the football field to the classroom, Dreycen embodies what it means to be a standout student and athlete. This young man is truly making waves.

Montana bar employees don’t ask for much. But they really, really wish you’d stop putting that in the urinal.

First it was a vacuum. Now it’s a snow shovel. What mundane thing will thrill Tommy next?

Assistant US Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, Navy SEAL vet and author Jack Carr, rocker Ted Nugent. And some great Montanans that dropped in as well.

Maynard James Keenan told Steve-O he thinks Tool's '4°' is a stupid song because he was trying to make a dumb joke with the lyrics.

Rocker Ted Nugent dropped by to see our Montana crew down here at the SHOT Show in Las Vegas- and in what I thought would be a quick 10 minute interview opportunity...he SOUNDED OFF and joined us for practically 45 minutes.

Firefighters tackled a blaze at Howards Pizza Stein Haus, but their swift response saved more than just a building—it protected a beloved local gathering spot.

It was the first album to earn a platinum certification. Fifty years later, it's still making history.

Their cases were dropped, until a newly enacted statute began allowing older claims to be refiled.

The top releases from each of the core members, past and present, along with the least extraordinary.

He tells UCR about the important "paradigm shift" that helped set the course for the future thrash metal legends.

These underrated gems from the 1980s absolutely need to be in your vinyl collection.

Rock looks back with a series of expanded box sets, new compilations, live albums and vinyl reissues.

A new fast-casual spot is shaking up Billings’ food scene with bold Korean flavors.

Guitarist Phil Collen says the song has more "oomph" than the band's recent releases.

Say these once and you’re fine. Say them a hundred times and suddenly it’s your identity.

Just six weeks ago, Absarokee faced a tragedy that no one expected. Now, the community is stepping up to show that love and support can prevail.

Blackfeet Nation has released an official press release regarding the incident at a McDonald's in Ronan. In the release, Blackfeet Nation is requesting McDonald's make things right.

The singer allegedly wanted to make 600% more than his bandmates.